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Wiring
Turbo Communication, Inc. can prewire your new home or wire up your existing home. We use some of the best wire that is made for speakers. The wire size can be from 16
gauge all the way up to 12 gauge (some people call Monster cable 12 gauge wire.) Weather you want to just prewire your home now or wire and install speakers, we can do it.
Inside Speakers
Since we are a dealer for Music & Sound Systems Inc. we offer some
of the best quality speakers for your money. We carry in wall speakers or surface speakers. The most common speakers that we install are M&S systems models S100W and S50W. These speakers are flush mounted in wall or ceiling, have dimensions of 9"Wx12"H. The speakers have a 6 1/2" woofer with a 3/4" dome or 2" cone tweeter. Max power is 100w or 50w respectively We can also install your speakers.
Patio Speakers
When picking speakers for your patio the first thing that you need to know is where you are going to locate the speakers. There are two different kinds of exterior speakers: Weather-resistance means the speaker can handle the exterior environment of heat, cold or dampness.Weather-proof. is all of the above but can also sit in the
sun, be rained on and the speakers will still hold up. Niles makes a great weatherproof speaker in the OS line Click here to find out information on the Niles OS series.
Music & Sound make a series of speakers that are weather-resistant by the title of FSHW. These speakers are rated at 50 watts with a 4"
woofer, 1/2" Dome tweeter, have a frequency response of 100Hz/18kHz.. Dimensions are 8"W x 5 1/4"H x 4 1/2"D
Sub woofers
Sub woofers give you the deep bass sound like thunder or the roar of trucks passing by. There are basic two different types, powered and passive. Powered are usually free standing and have a built-in amplifier. Most powered sub woofer turn on automatically when a audio signal is sensed. Passive sub-woofer can either be free standing or be flush mounted on wall. Passive sub woofers use the power from your receiver to drive these speakers. Receivers for passive sub woofers need to have plenty of power, approx. 70-100 watts per channel.
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